On a PHP site using the smarty template engine (or at least a close relative of smarty), I am calling a template include file ("header.html") which contains this code excerpt, along with other HTML omitted here for clarity:
<title>{$title|escape:"html"}</title>
{if isset($META) && $META}
{foreach from=$META item=m}
<meta name="{$m[0]}" content="{$m[1]}">
{/foreach}
{/if}
I currently have this line in开发者_开发问答 the parent page template:
{include file="header.html" title="My WebSite Title Goes here"}
If I want to change this line to add two META tags into my HTML, what is the right syntax to define the array which the header.html
template is looking for?
Caveat: I'm unfamiliar with PHP, so I apologize if this is an obvious newbie question. Also, from some digging in the source code and from the comments below, I believe the site is using smarty for a template engine, although I can't be sure it's not a forked version.
Try something like: in PHP:
$smarty->assign("myArray",array("some_key" => "some_value","key2" => "value2"));
in SMARTY:
{include file="header.html" title="your title" myParam=$myArray}
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